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The Word “Family” Incenses the Sexual Left at the UN
GENEVA, July 18 (C-FAM) For years the political left at the UN has gotten its way on issues related to the family, but not recently, and they are upset. The…
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Problems with the International Violence Against Women Act of 2014
Catholic Family and Human Rights Institute (C-FAM) is deeply concerned about women and girls throughout the world who suffer because of the egregious crimes of physical and sexual violence. That…
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Consensus on LGBT Rights Eroding at Organization of American States
NEW YORK, June 13 (C-FAM) The seemingly inevitable march of gay rights in the Americas was slowed last week when an inter-American gathering in Paraguay refused to impose same-sex marriage….
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Analysis: John Paul II Continues to Challenge UN Development Regime
NEW YORK, May 1 (C-FAM) During a week celebrating his canonization, many credited Pope John Paul II with defeating the campaign for an international right to abortion and founding the…
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EU Pressure on Homosexuality Complicates EU-Africa Summit
NEW YORK, April 3 (C-FAM) European pressure on African nations to change laws on homosexuality has created a backlash that may threaten this week’s meeting between leaders of the two…
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LGBT Groups Rethinking Strategies After International Setbacks
NEW YORK, March 7 (C-FAM) Groups working for the normalization of homosexuality around the globe are asking themselves what they should do in the face of growing opposition to their…
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Top Conservative Law Professors Debate UN Lawmaking
NEW YORK, January 24 (C-FAM) Is human rights law really law if there is no way to enforce it and no remedy for the wrongs that are done? Legal experts…
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Kenyans Defeat Western Effort to Expand Abortion
NEW YORK, January 17 (C-FAM) When Kenyans voted on a new constitution in 2010, a massive publicity campaign – heavily funded by the Obama administration – assured voters it would…
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Argentina Proves Fertile Ground for Abortion Activists
NEW YORK, January 10 (C-FAM) The high court of the Salta province in Argentina became the latest in the effort to create an international right to abortion. In December, the…
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C-FAM’s Top Five Events of 2013
NEW YORK, January 3 (C-FAM) There was an embarrassment of riches in the good news category for 2013. We have chosen the following. 1. European Parliament Rejects “Right” to Abortion…
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Editorial: Abortion is losing at the UN
NEW YORK, January 2 (C-FAM) Pro-abortion forces have spent hundreds of millions of dollars and hundreds of thousands of man-hours in the past twenty years and they have not advanced…
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US Experts Testify on Dangers of Disabilities Treaty
WASHINGTON, DC, September 14 (C-FAM) A panel of experts warned U.S. lawmakers this week that the UN Disabilities treaty could threaten the rights of parents and advance abortion rights. “This…
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